Riad de Tarabel

A splendid former Koranic school, dating to the 14th century, of remarkable architectural detail and beauty. 

The world’s quintessential Arabic bazaar, the Medina’s maze-like souks are a shopper’s paradise.

UNESCO World Heritage-listed central square that hums with snake charmers, musicians, magicians and other exotics.

Hands-on half or full-day workshops allow students to learn traditional Moroccan handicrafts alongside master craftspeople in their studios throughout Marrakech.

Nestled inside the Dar el Bacha palace, Bacha Cafe is elegance at its finest. Coffee recommendations are suggested based on time of day, and are best accompanied by a treat from the cake counter.

Bustling with fishmongers and butchers, street vendors selling in-season fruit and veg, bread fresh from the local oven, and more. In between, small kitchens serve street food specialties through the morning and afternoon.

Tranquil Medina riad housing an interesting collection of photographs documenting Moroccan life from the 1870s-1950s, that gives the best insight into life in the city before tourism arrived.

A high terrace provides panoramic views of the medina, including the Atlas Mountains in winter months. Time a visit with when the muezzins call the prayer from the surrounding mosques for additional Arabian atmosphere.

An exotic time capsule of ancient streets and souks, blending Arab culture and French colonial heritage.